Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... in the course his address, said the meeting was arranged before was know'll that Great Britain was to depart from the Gold .Standard. believed, r, that the movement they were there to inaugurate would he fraught with great this country. events of the ...
... tho national Budget and tho international trade account should bo balanced . I cannot agrco that the departure from the gold standard has rendered unnecessary any other measures to correct the balanco of trade . It will place some chock on imports , but ...
... of this country to impose any such conditions . ( Loud Opposition cheers . ) This matter inflicted a cut both ways—the Gold Standard and rising commodity prices . ( An Opposition member —That is a blessing now !) It was a blessing which last week was a ...
... many instances the rights to frco books . They had a combination in tho House now of Liberals and Tories who preferred a gold standard to ni \ educational standard for the people . ( Opposition cheers . ! SIR ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR THE GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSALS ...
... although they vary considerably . Fanners generally express gratification that this country has now departed from the gold standard . Vaccines for Braxy in Sheep While knowled ge of the precise nature of brasy—a disease which makes a hea w toll on the ...
... Committee ot tlie Laucrai l ' reo Trade Campaign yesterday examined the situation created by the , departure from tbe gold standard , and decided that it was imperative to maintain intact our Free Trade system . A resolution was passed stating tluil taviffa ...
... industry . ' ; : |? on for a high Bank rate as regarded • ¦ ¦ -: gold had ceased to have validity . Our i- : - T the gold standard gave industry a chance . ¦ . lading and recovennc . and industry would : • so take advantage of that opportunity if ¦ • ...
... alternatives—the tariff as means both of assisting the balance of trade and of raising revenue, or the abandonment of the gold standard, with the consequent reorganisation of central banking. both national and international. recalls Mr Henderson’s admission ...
... regret that , despite tho action t-akeu by the Government , it had not been possible for Great Britain to remain on the gold standard , but whatever tho depreciation of tho £ 1 might be , it would not be anything liko as severe as it would have been had ...
... fine ounce . This is the highest price for gold in London since Xoremher 1921 . The continuance of South Africa on the Gold Standard was strongly queried in the late afternoon . A further improvement in credit sirpplies in the short loan market was seen ...
... been dispelied , and tho outlook is regarded in ( he most optimistic spirit . It ib bclicvctl thai abandonment of the gold standard will not only enable us to recover jiiuch ol the export trade V > 'C have loa'L ia 1 \ ...
... CONDITIONS The prevailing uncertainty m tlic world money markois as the result of the temporary abandonn . 'ci :: of the gold standard b y Great Britain is 5 :. o ? n by ihe following cables from Reuter corre- ...